Sentence examples for conventional storefronts from inspiring English sources

He realised that conventional storefronts can only reach a limited number of consumers, especially in rural Africa.

When the project is completed, most long-term anchor tenants will be in conventional storefronts that will range from 3,000 to 20,000 square feet and cost $100 to $150 a square foot.

And, unlike conventional gyms, where sculpted bodies can often be seen through a storefront window, the glass at the Kosher Gym is frosted to provide privacy.

But Joe Ahearn, a spokesman for the collective, said the group was looking for a more conventional setup where zoning would not be an issue: a Bushwick storefront with apartments above it.

For the photographer Lee Friedlander, a master of visual intricacy, the conventional still-life genre extends to shadows cast by trees, litter strewn on curbs, and reflections in storefront windows.

There are storefronts everywhere.

Shuttered storefronts.

"Twelve empty storefronts," he said.

Rows of storefronts are empty.

Black ribbons adorned several storefronts.

Today, storefronts are mostly dark.